The only types of subordinate clauses that can be reduced to participle ones are adverbial and relative clauses. Bearing it in mind, read the sente...

The only types of subordinate clauses that can be reduced to participle ones are adverbial and relative clauses. Bearing it in mind, read the sentences below: I - That tall man insulting the bartender should be kicked out of the bar. II - Although she has commitment to her work, her boss still thinks she should be fired. III - Waiting for the rain to stop, we decided to have a serious conversation about our life. Analyze the sentences and choose the option that classifies them correctly:   I - Nonrestrictive reduced relative clause, II - reduced adverbial clause, III - reduced adverbial clause of reason.  I - Nonrestrictive reduced relative clause, II - reduced adverbial clause, III - reduced relative clause of time.  I - Restrictive reduced relative clause, II - full adverbial clause, III - reduced adverbial clause of time.  I - Restrictive reduced relative clause, II - full adverbial clause, III - reduced conditional adverbial clause.  I - Restrictive adverbial clause, II - full relative clause, III - reduced conditional adverbial clause.